Courtney Palmer, a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist (MS, LMFT), specializes in supporting adults and elders (65+) facing challenges such as depression, family conflict, and relationship issues. Recognizing the profound impact of family dynamics on individuals, she is committed to fostering environments where meaningful change can occur within the family system. Passionate about helping couples and families thrive, Courtney empowers her clients to embrace change and envision healthier relationships through intentional choices. With extensive experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings, she has effectively assisted clients in creating personalized plans for sobriety and recovery while offering valuable insights into the factors that influence behaviors. Courtney utilizes a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Family Systems Therapy. Trained in Filial Therapy and Parent-Child Interactive Therapy, she adeptly addresses the nuances of parent-child interactions and the needs of individuals affected by trauma, aiming to promote resilience and healing.

Megan Parrish is a dedicated and compassionate art therapist, licensed professional counselor (LPC), and board-certified art therapist (ATR-BC). She is passionate about helping individuals and families navigate their challenges and rebuild their lives into something truly worthwhile. Whether addressing issues such as divorce, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, behavioral issues, or trauma, Megan provides tailored Art Therapy services for children, teens, adults, and families. Her practice encompasses individual, group, and family therapy, along with parenting assistance and domestic violence education. With specialized training in EMDR and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), Megan is equipped to support clients of all ages on their journey to healing. Holding a Master of Science in Art Therapy and Counseling from Eastern Virginia Medical School, she stands ready to empower those seeking positive change in their lives.

Emily Paslay, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with an MS and LMFT, understands that life's challenges can sometimes feel overwhelming. Many people find themselves navigating their emotions and relationships with difficulty, feeling as if they are merely surviving day-to-day. Whether a marriage is strained, depression or anxiety is plaguing an individual, or a trauma survivor is seeking healing from past experiences, Emily is committed to guiding her clients toward relief and a more fulfilling life. Specializing in trauma recovery and anxiety for individuals, couples, and first responders, she takes a personalized approach by first understanding each client’s unique background and therapy goals. Using a variety of effective methods, including experiential therapy, EMDR, and the Gottman Method, Emily empowers her clients to take meaningful steps towards healing. With her expertise, support, and compassionate understanding, she helps individuals and couples alike to find their way back to stability and connection. Emily is devoted to ensuring clients have access to additional resources as necessary, making her a guiding light in their journey towards recovery and growth.

Deleah Poe is a Licensed Professional Counselor who proudly serves clients as a member of the American Counseling Association (ACA) and the Oklahoma Counseling Association (OCA). She holds both a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and a Master of Counseling Psychology degree from Northwestern Oklahoma State University, graduating in 2013. With a wealth of experience working across various age groups—children, adolescents, adults, and families—Deleah specializes in addressing trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and emotional disturbances. Her therapeutic repertoire includes culturally sensitive approaches, play therapy, trauma-focused therapy, EMDR, solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and motivational interviewing. Deleah is dedicated to fostering a safe and comforting environment, often incorporating humor to help clients feel at ease. She is committed to teaching effective coping skills and equipping individuals with tools to process their experiences, ensuring every client has a calm space to laugh, vent frustrations, and express emotions.

Fine-Thomas is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist with an MA and LMFT certification, specializing in contemporary psychoanalytic psychotherapy. This therapeutic approach serves as a pathway for individuals experiencing emotional distress or pain, enabling them to gain profound insights into themselves and fostering personal growth. Fine-Thomas works primarily with adults and couples, demonstrating a particular commitment to assisting those grappling with anxiety, trauma, depression, and relationship challenges. Through their compassionate practice, they create a nurturing environment that enriches intimate and loving relationships, guiding clients towards emotional healing and fulfillment.

Heather Puckett is a licensed professional counselor dedicated to helping individuals navigate the challenges of life. She understands that many face overwhelming obstacles that can make it feel as though there is no hope. With a compassionate approach, Heather’s aim is to empower those who are struggling with past experiences, current challenges, or worries about the future, reminding them that they are the architects of their lives and that their past does not have to define them. Her practice includes working with children, adolescents, and adults, focusing on issues such as anxiety, depression, adjustment challenges, grief, and complex trauma stemming from child abuse, neglect, violence, and traumatic loss. As a TBRI® Practitioner trained in various trauma-informed counseling modalities, including ITCT-A and TF-CBT, Heather believes in the importance of creating a space where everyone feels heard and understood. By meeting clients where they are in their journey, she fosters a supportive environment that facilitates the processing of traumatic experiences and other obstacles they may encounter.

Jesse Charles, a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master's degree in Marriage & Family Therapy and Community Counseling, is dedicated to supporting individuals through life's challenges. He understands that life can often be filled with uncertainty and pain and believes that together, clients can find hope amidst struggle. His therapeutic approach is characterized by genuine care for each client's unique experiences and relationships. Through tender, open, and change-focused dialogue, Jesse creates a safe space for exploration, vulnerability, and healing. His expertise spans various areas, including marital and premarital issues, family conflict, life transitions, grief, anxiety and depression, trauma recovery, and addiction management. With a special affinity for military families as a military spouse himself, Jesse welcomes service members and their loved ones into his practice. Drawing from a rich array of therapeutic modalities, including Imago Therapy, Trauma-Focused Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), he tailors his interventions to meet the specific needs of individuals, couples, and families. By honoring each client's dignity and experiences, Jesse fosters growth, understanding, and ultimately, hope and change.

Dr. George Horton is a compassionate psychologist who excels in helping individuals navigate the patterns in their lives that lead to emotional distress or pain. He collaborates with clients to cultivate understanding, self-knowledge, and personal growth. Dr. Horton aims to enrich relationships and support clients in living lives that align with their core values. Whether addressing challenges related to depression, anxiety, trauma, spiritual matters, relational dynamics, grief and loss, or identity, he demonstrates profound respect for each person's unique experience. His extensive training and experience enable him to challenge unhelpful patterns while fostering meaningful growth. Many individuals seeking Dr. Horton’s guidance have faced significant trauma, which can profoundly alter their sense of safety and connection. He is committed to creating a secure therapeutic relationship where clients can explore these feelings and begin to heal from the effects of trauma. Understanding that each client is a whole person rather than merely a set of symptoms, Dr. Horton listens deeply to the aspects of meaning that shape their lives—be it spiritual, existential, religious, or otherwise. This focused approach facilitates deeper understanding and transformative change.

Teresa Reeves is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with 13 years of experience in guiding adults through the complex emotional challenges of trauma, PTSD, and relationship issues, including narcissistic abuse and codependency. Individuals seeking solace from heartbreak and betrayal will find her approach both nurturing and insightful. Teresa understands the deep pain that arises when trust is broken by those meant to provide care and support. Her therapeutic focus is on helping clients who are recovering from abusive or manipulative relationships, crafting a safe space for healing and understanding. Over the last 11 years, especially in recent years, she has devoted herself to supporting those affected by these traumatic experiences, assisting them in picking up the pieces of their lives and hearts. Together, clients and Teresa will navigate the path of grief, making sense of the painful experiences endured, and working towards rebuilding a stronger sense of self following emotional trauma. In her sessions, blending compassion and a culturally sensitive approach, Teresa fosters a collaborative environment, allowing her clients to heal and thrive.

Barry Roberts is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor with over 12 years of experience, specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). With a rich background as an educator, coach, and middle school principal spanning 20 years, he possesses a deep understanding and appreciation for the challenges that teens face in school, competition, and life. Since transitioning to private practice 15 years ago, Barry has concentrated on working with males aged 10 and older at his west Edmond office, specifically focusing on teen boys, adult males, and couples. He has a proven track record of assisting clients in behavior modification, addressing anxiety, managing ADHD and ADD, overcoming depression, enhancing academic performance, and tackling various addictions. Barry collaborates with a team of excellent therapists who currently have openings for Soonercare clients, and he also has availability for Aetna and BCBS, with in-network options for Cigna, United, and Healthcare Highways. Additionally, Christian counseling and telehealth services can be provided upon request.

Chuck Robinson is a compassionate and experienced Drug & Alcohol Counselor with a robust background in supporting individuals and families struggling with addiction issues. With a personal journey of long-term recovery, he is uniquely positioned to guide clients toward effective, long-lasting solutions. Recognizing that many addiction challenges stem from trauma, Chuck delves into the underlying hurts that disrupt healthy coping mechanisms and impact relationships, including spouses, family units, and friends. His extensive expertise encompasses drug and alcohol abuse, pornography, and sexual addiction, along with a focus on interventions and personalized relapse prevention plans. He skillfully employs a variety of therapeutic approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), person-centered techniques, and trauma-focused therapy, all designed to foster healing and growth. Chuck is dedicated to collaborating with clients on tailored treatment plans, emphasizing that recovery is not only possible but achievable. Starting the journey to a fulfilling life filled with peace and purpose can begin today under Chuck's guidance, as he firmly believes in the potential for long-term physical and emotional sobriety.

Angela Schenck is a Licensed Professional Counselor who emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship in her practice. With a natural and empathetic approach, she creates a safe and non-judgmental environment, fostering trust to help individuals and families work towards self-awareness and meaningful change. Angela enjoys collaborating with families to enhance their relationships through understanding and positive communication. With clinical expertise in areas such as trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, and self-esteem, she is well-equipped to assist those facing challenges like depression, anxiety, ADHD, eating disorders, and adjustment concerns. Angela offers various therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Internal Family Systems, EMDR, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, among others, to help families heal from grief and loss while strengthening couples' connections. Her commitment lies in guiding clients through their journey toward acquiring the fulfilling life they envision, making positive healing and change a reality.

Brooke Scott, MS, LMFT, is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist who understands that finding a therapist and beginning the therapeutic journey can feel overwhelming and exhausting. She is passionate about helping her clients—whether they are facing anxiety, stress, or have navigated significant life events—discover their strengths and recognize that they are never alone in their struggles. Brooke aims to create a safe, confidential, and warm environment where individuals, couples, and families can openly explore their concerns and collaboratively problem-solve. Her therapy services cover a wide range of areas, including anxiety and depression, grief, marital concerns, sports and performance coaching, life transitions, parenting, and Christian counseling. Additionally, Brooke plays a vital role as an OKAMFT Approved Supervisor, providing invaluable supervision to LMFT candidates seeking licensure.